CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION CENTER, CTEC
CTEC (Career and Technical Education Center) is a specialized educational facility that focuses on providing students with hands-on, career-focused training in various Pathways in technical and vocational fields NOT offered at their home school site.
EBR Career & Technical Education Center (CTEC): Arts, AV Technology, & Communication (TV & Film) | Architecture & Construction | Health Sciences (EMT, CNA/PreLPN, Patient Care, Certified Medical Assist) | Hospitality & Tourism (ProStart) | Information Technology (Computer Networking or Programing) | Manufacturing (HVAC, NCCER Electrical, NCCER Instrumentation, Process Technology Oil & Gas) | Transportation (Automotive Technician)
Engaging students in career development to ensure they graduate WORKFORCE READY!
Available programs include:
Culinary Arts
Media Arts
NCCER Instrumentation & Process Technology (Oil and Gas)
NCCER Electrical
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning)
Carpentry
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Medical Assistant
Patient Care Technician
Pre-Licensed Practical Nurse (Pre-LPN)
Computer Networking
Computer Programming
Automotive Technology
NEW: ABC Pelican Partnership Off Site (Welding, Millwright, Pipefitting, Evening NCCER Electrical Classes)
NEW: Pre-Apprenticeship Off Site with Iron Workers Local 623 Union
Students enrolled in CTEC remain registered at their home high schools but attend CTEC for half a day every other day. This arrangement allows them to benefit from specialized training while maintaining their connection to their home school.
CTEC is designed to provide comprehensive career and technical education that aligns with regional industry needs, promotes equitable access to career pathways, and enhances both student outcomes and local economic development.
Students enrolled in CTEC remain registered at their home high schools but attend CTEC (or partnership off site location) for half a day every other day. This arrangement allows them to benefit from specialized training while maintaining their connection to their home school.
CTEC is designed to provide comprehensive career and technical education that aligns with regional industry needs, promotes equitable access to career pathways, and enhances both student outcomes and local economic development.
EBR CTEC prepares students for high wage, high demand jobs in the capital region. Because the majority of our courses are STEM based with dual enrollment or articulated credit with post-secondary institutions, EBR CTEC students should have a willingness to work, good attendance and a good discipline record.
Students will be able to qualify for the dual enrollment courses based on current Board of Regents policy and college MOU requirements.
All students are required to fill out the EBR CTEC application and provide the necessary documentation, if outside of the district. Documentation includes transcripts, discipline and attendance records, and copies of certificates earned if applicable. EBR students will have priority enrollment.
Requirements of Joining CTEC
The EBR Career and Technical Education Center is an ideal destination for high school students looking to expand their knowledge and skillset, as they prepare for their future.
A- ATTENDANCE, good attendance record
B- BEHAVIOR, history of positive behavior
C- CREDENTIALS, you must be ready to earn Credentials
D- DUAL ENROLLMENT, ready to earn dual enrollment if applicable
E- EFFORT, history of putting forth effort (no failing grades)
10th-12th grade students must commit to a minimum of 2 years at CTEC.
Students should have a desire to learn a craft, earn an Industry-Based Credential, and possible dual enrollment credits!
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